Final at Gothia Cup

Gothia Cup

The Finals

Experience the final day at Gamla Ullevi and SKF Arena – a day of drama, joy and youth football as champions are crowned in every Gothia Cup class.

Venue
Gamla Ullevi and SKF Arena
Day
Saturday July 24, 2027
Time
Preliminary See the schedule below
Final at Gothia Cup

Play-offs

The grand final

The longer the week goes, and if you are still in the tournament, the closer you get to the grand final. All teams play some form of play-offs. The two best in each group go to the A play-offs, the others to the B play-offs.

14 champions will be crowned

After a whole week of matches it is finally time for the finals. At Gothia Cup everyone is a winner, but of the 1,900 teams competing, only 14 can call themselves champions.

The Finals Day is the obvious conclusion to a week filled with great football, lots of people, nerves and emotions. For a few, the dream comes true and they can raise the trophy in front of packed stands.

Practical

Good to know

Admission

At Gamla Ullevi you get in free with your Gothia Card. If you do not have a Gothia Card, you can buy a ticket on Ticketmaster or at the ticket office at Gamla Ullevi. The box office is cashless.

Ticket price

Adult: XX SEK. Child (up to and including 15 years): XX SEK.

No bags

Bags are completely banned at Gamla Ullevi. All bags will be checked.

Schedule

A finals

Times are preliminary.

SKF Arena

08.30
G14B
09.45
B14B
11.00
G13
12.15
B13
13.30
G14
14.45
B14
16.00
G15
17.15
B15

Gamla Ullevi

08.30
G17
09.45
B17
11.00
G16
12.20
G18
13.40
G17E
15.00
B17E
16.20
B16
17.40
B18

Heden 5

11.00
G12
12.15
B12

Schedule

B finals

Times are preliminary.

Valhalla IP

08.30
G17
09.45
B17
11.00
SEF
12.15
B17E
13.30
G17E
14.45
B18
16.00
G18

Heden 6

12.00
G12
13.15
B12

Nordic Wellness Arena

13.30
G15
14.45
B16
16.00
G16

Heden 3 & 4

09.00
B13
10.15
G13
11.30
B14B
12.45
G14B
14.00
B15
15.15
G14
16.30
B14
Crowd at the Gothia Cup finals

The crowd

A fantastic setting

Many of the teams that do not reach the final come to watch the final in their own age category. It gives a sense of how you stack up against the competition, and it is also a nice ending to the team's Gothia Cup adventure.